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sortudo7 · 11-03-2009, 04:11 PM

Another vote for the all-season mats. Works great for me in summer and winter

Since you're in FL you only need to worry about summer. It traps sand and dirt fine in my experience. Well worth the price I paid.

For those wondering about winter:

I've had no issues with the way it holds debris when it comes to ice and snow and salt etc. I have heard ppl from up north who gets massive amounts of snow say it wasn't enough to trap it all but for the usual stuff here in VA it works great imo. Might just depend on your area and the conditions that they're put through but for the usual they are more than adequate imho.

11-03-2009, 04:11 PM	#5 (permalink)
sortudo7 (: Daniel :) Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Springfield, VA My Ride: TSX/2008/ABP Posts: 2,664 iTrader: (1)	Another vote for the all-season mats. Works great for me in summer and winter Since you're in FL you only need to worry about summer. It traps sand and dirt fine in my experience. Well worth the price I paid. For those wondering about winter: I've had no issues with the way it holds debris when it comes to ice and snow and salt etc. I have heard ppl from up north who gets massive amounts of snow say it wasn't enough to trap it all but for the usual stuff here in VA it works great imo. Might just depend on your area and the conditions that they're put through but for the usual they are more than adequate imho. __________________ Bel RX65 Pro Hardwired; LED Interior & Foot Well Lighting; Hyper White High Beam Bulbs; 1-Touch Sunroof, Auto Lock/Unlock, Reverse Mirror Tilt Modules; iSimple; Mugen Grille; JDM Headlights & Angel Eyes; 3000K HID Rewired Fogs; 18" Work Emotions CR Kai Bronze; Buddy Club N+; Wicked Tuning Camber Kit; Comptech Icebox; Strut King Pedals; Maven Dark Chrome Knob; M3 Spoiler NY, NJ, DE, PA, CT, VA, DC, and MD members! Be a part of Maryland's largest tuner meet of the year! http://tsxclub.com/forums/north-east...-2-2010-a.html